Archive - 14 June 2025

'Anwar has broken his promise to ensure justice was done for Beng Hock, family.'

The first black box was recovered on Friday.

Former law minister says withholding information is counter-productive.

Transport minister says this means the accident was likely caused by other factors.

Anwar acknowledges unpopularity among certain quarters, but will press on regardless.

PN leader says it's not the right time due to global economic uncertainty.

Sivananthan finds it hard to believe police couldn't identify anyone.

Anwar says it's one of the main pillars of democracy.

This comes following the tensions between Iran and Israel.

PM's aide among first to back Nurul Izzah in party polls, says Razeef.

Minister will meet media council's founding board soon to facilitate development process.

The travel period will be from April to September 2026.

Umno chief appears to be referring to Dr Mahathir's Malay Secretariat.

We're subject to PN constitution, cannot change things whimsically – Takiyuddin.

They vow to stay put even as developer starts tearing down flats.

Ex-MP claims coalition championed the case only to gain votes.

Case being probed under Penal Code, says Wan Zahari.

Afnan urges all M'sians dissatisfied with PM to be present.

One real culprit is probably our 'boleh kautim' culture.

Govt also announces RM30m allocation for media's digital transformation.

Exemption intended to allow them to focus on improving quality, says PM.

Letter of demand seeks compensation, travel restrictions lifted.

He wants to bring a 'fresh breath of life' to the party.

Chin says corruption erodes public trust and undermines governance.

Local fruit varieties can be just as nutrient-dense, Lee says.

Yusoff's verdict is a warning to the entire political class.

Attempt to politicise court decision 'desperate and hypocritical,' says Faiz.

Agenda carefully designed to smear Anwar.

Imported fruits are considered 'discretionary expenditures', says Treasury SG.

Huge fireballs light up night sky in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem.

Preliminary probe indicates incident may be related to debt issues.

Report says project will result in irreversible loss of biodiversity.